24:31 strike their feet or separating/parting their legs
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Peace,
Sugar, it doesn't really say that in arabic, it refers to jileb, meaning more loose-fitting clothes, then immediately lenghten your clothes.....
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Peace,
Sugar, it doesn't really say that in arabic, it refers to jileb, meaning more loose-fitting clothes, then immediately lenghten your clothes.....
....and how 'loose' is it expected be? confused
peace,
sugar -
If i'm correct it refers more to hanging clothes... So they must hang from a certain point and not cling to your body in a thight way. But i need more research to give a better answer..
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No offence elke and peace be on you.
Peace everybody.
Letting in too easily and moving the legs.....
Only way you can let some one in is through marraige, easily or otherwise.
If you let anyone in for money or gratification or because you are fast loose and easy or want to be accepted that is called zina. Its dealt sepatarely.
Right, so you believe that there's nothing between a woman committing to a man through a ritual and selling the pleasures of her body for money? Give me a break...
You said the word "commitment"
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No offence elke and peace be on you.
Peace everybody.
Letting in too easily and moving the legs.....
Only way you can let some one in is through marraige, easily or otherwise.
If you let anyone in for money or gratification or because you are fast loose and easy or want to be accepted that is called zina. Its dealt sepatarely.
Right, so you believe that there's nothing between a woman committing to a man through a ritual and selling the pleasures of her body for money? Give me a break...
You said the word "commitment"
...being a synonym "for marriage (the word you used)". As an adult (that I assume you are), can you just cut to the chase!
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Peace el-aziz
I guess we are talking two different subjects here. I mean we are on different frequencies.
Old enough.
Obviously, you don't pay attention to what I say.
You suggested that separating the woman's legs refered to her as she is walking or sitting, i e when being observed in some way. On top of this excellent observation of the verb "D-r-b"'s meaning, I proposed to extend this meaning (since there's nothing in the text suggesting she is walking or sitting) to separating her legs seen from an intimate aspect and not public one. "...don't spread 'em", that is. -
Quote El Aziz
"Right, so you believe that there's nothing between a woman committing to a man through a ritual and selling the pleasures of her body for money? Give me a break..."
Where did you get this idea from.
And how do you know what I believe ?
Your sentence above is not clear " nothing between". Did you mean no difference.
What ritual ? There are no rituals in marraige in the Quraan. Man agrees/pays the dower and gets married.
What you are implicating is sex , not about revelaing hidden attractions which is a lesser offence. Prohibited sex is dealt in another place and it is called zina . If you read the verse 2430-31 its about looking and revealing.
I didnt say walking only , in any stance or posture the way a woman keeps her legs whether
apart / moving / crossing( Did elke mention about basic instinct) / one leg up
and if that can reveal her hidden attractions ( part of the body , curves, out line, figure).Hope I am clear.
I guess I am more adult than you. just kidding. No offence meant.
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I didnt say walking only , in any stance or posture the way a woman keeps her legs whether
apart / moving / crossing( Did elke mention about basic instinct) / one leg up
and if that can reveal her hidden attractions ( part of the body , curves, out line, figure).Hope I am clear.
I guess I am more adult than you. just kidding. No offence meant.
Ok, it may be that I'm the one not expressing myself clear enough.
I suggested that this verse is not implying the Darab-ing refering to something visual as on a police station when smoking, walking on the streets, standing in any posture - but rather what happens when a women spreads her legs. Understand me now?